Fiordino

The Faro dei Monaci is a dive that takes place under the lighthouse on the island of the same name. It anchors in a cove well sheltered from the Grecale and Scirocco winds. The bottom is 5 meters, ideal for beginners. It then descends fairly quickly to 30/35 meters, where the gorgonians can be seen. There are cracks on the wall.

The island of Forana (northern site) is an uninhabited island, part of the Cerbical Islands Reserve. It is also an ornithological reserve. Diving at Forana Nord takes place on plateaus ranging from 6 to 20 metres. Several dive routes are available.

Colorado is a dive site with a rock head 5 meters deep. On the side we find a plateau 10-12 meters deep, and on the wide side a drop off oriented north-south allows us to reach a depth of 40-45 meters.

The dive site is located about 5 minutes by boat in a south-easterly direction from the tourist port of Santa Maria Navarrese. The name comes from the natural rock formation representing a camel.

This dive is located just south of the Pianosa rock. The peculiarity is certainly a large cave that cuts through the entire shoal. Pelagic fish are plentiful.

MACHINE TRANSLATION: In front of the historic port of the island of Pianosa is the buoy 2 which indicates the mooring point for the visit of these submerged rocks that stand out in the middle of the posidonia offering breathtaking scenery.

Today, the wreck of the American bomber B-17 flying fortress is one of the most beautiful wrecks to visit in the world. Sitting off the north coast of Corsica, this wreck lies upright in the sand between 25 and 28 meters deep at the foot of the Calvi citadel.

MACHINE TRANSLATION: Probably the best dive site on the island of Pianosa, a shoal rich in life with a pinnacle that reaches 3 meters from the surface.

MACHINE TRANSLATION: Located opposite the tip of the Marquis of the island of Pianosa. This dive point has a very interesting route because it is articulated between canyons, caves and breathtaking drop off.

As if resting on the water, Cape Revellata is an exceptional land and sea site due to its isolation, its preservation, and its beauty. This site’s underwater architecture is extravagant, filled with canyons, corridors, dizzying drop-offs, and much more!